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Note (fragrance, significance,
 N potes pHproblems, etc.)


Large hand-shaped leaves

Leaves are gray-green; flowers accented with
red; edible fruit

Edible fruit

Prolific flowering

Straggly when old

Prefers acid soils; fragrant; grafted varieties available

Specimen

Specimen

Large showy flowers; grows back after freezes

Showy, 3" flowers



Leaves have spines cultivars include
'Burfordii', 'Nana, 'Rotunda'

Grows best in rich soils

Black fruit in winter; prefers acid soils

Maintained as small shrub, can be pruned into forms

Aromatic leaves

Showy flowers; used as a hedge; grows back
after freezes